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Xiaojuan Pang

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Xiaojuan is a Chinese graphic designer and illustrator. After graduating from the Royal College of Art, she joined The Economist as a Junior Designer in 2021, designing contents for both the weekly print editions and digital channels, commissioning original illustrations for articles, and collaborating on design projects across various disciplines.


Xiaojuan Pang

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Xiaojuan is a Chinese graphic designer and illustrator. After graduating from the Royal College of Art, she joined The Economist as a Junior Designer in 2021, designing contents for both weekly print editions and digital channels, commissioning original illustrations for articles, and collaborating on projects across various disciplines.
Pocock's Pen Pals: The virtues of an unrepresentative sampleArt: Mel Haasch / Co-AD: Ben Shmulevitch East Asia's new family portraitPicture editor: Catherine Phillips / Co-AD: Ben Shmulevitch / Interactive coding: Olivia Vane Parenting in Hong KongArt: Terri Po Why cricket and America are made for each otherArt: Maxime Mouysset
Art direction at The Economist
2021 - 2023
Creative Director: Stephen Petch

A selection of the art direction works for The Economist. The diversity of the content is reflected by the diversity of visual approaches, design styles and contributors.


Want to know what’s inside a star? Listen closelyArt: Owen Gent The failure of FTX and Sam Bankman-FriedArt: Fede Yankelevich The disappearance of China’s defence ministerArt: Anthony Gerace The manufacturing delusionArt: Timo Lenzen I, robot scientistArt: Shira Inbar “Nightcrawling” is a gritty, accomplished debut novelArt: Holly Stapleton Europe’s energy crisis is very far from overArt: Hokyoung Kim What is next for fundamental physics?Art: Daniel Liévano The looming peak of the Omicron variantArt: Álvaro Bernis A gathering of experts attempted to track how consciousness worksArt: Eiko Ojala A new approach to 3D printingArt: Mike Haddad Gene therapies must become miracles of medicineArt: Daniel Liévano The rise of optical computingArt: Mike Haddad A European consensus on how to handle China is hard to maintainArt: Klawe Rzeczy The ticking bomb under Canada’s constitutionArt: Ben Jones America’s defence department is looking for rogue geoengineersArt: Cristina Spanò The idea of “holobionts” represents a paradigm shift in biologyArt: María Medem Why vaccine passports are causing chaosArt: Albert Tercero A Twitter account shows how the CCP stirs up ultra-nationalismArt: George Wylesol Can plants hear?Art: Caroline Péron Much of Russia’s intellectual elite has fled the countryArt: Daniel Stolle In “Chain-Gang All-Stars”, prisoners are turned into gladiatorsArt: Celina Pereira

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